Chapter

 1 2 | righteousness?'~23. 'If your Majesty wishes to effect this regulation
 2 3 |          sovereigns. If your Majesty wishes to practise the true royal
 3 4 |         being grown up to vigour, he wishes to put them in practice; --
 4 7 |           call to go to him. When he wishes to consult with them, he
 5 8 |           indeed is there of men but wishes for riches and honour? But
 6 9 |           now I don't come up to the wishes of my aged relatives and
 7 9 |            not be benevolent. He who wishes to be benevolent will not
 8 12|            officer of Ch'û here, who wishes his son to learn the speech
 9 15|        account that the superior man wishes to get hold of what he is
10 17|     Regarding him with affection, he wishes him to be honourable: regarding
11 17|          regarding him with love, he wishes him to be rich. The appointment
12 20|        sovereign of a State, when he wishes to support a superior man,
13 20|        account is it that the prince wishes to see the scholar?' 'Because
14 20|         character!~8. 'When a prince wishes to see a man of talents
15 22|           thinks is approaching, and wishes to bend his bow, adjust
16 22|           Mencius said, 'Anybody who wishes to cultivate the t'ung or
17 25|             antiquity realized their wishes, benefits were conferred
18 25|           they did not realize their wishes, they cultivated their personal
19 26|            is a case where the party wishes to complete the whole period,
20 28|              cubits; -- these, if my wishes were to be realized, I would
21 28|        hundreds; -- these, though my wishes were realized, I would not
22 28|              me; -- these, though my wishes were realized, I would not